Sentence examples for pragmatic though from inspiring English sources

Always pragmatic though, Hulskes thought of a solution.

Being pragmatic, though, does Dominic Grieve really want to allow a situation to continue where the tweets of a celebrity or sports star with a million-plus followers bring a high-profile trial to a halt, at great cost to the taxpayer?

The response was generally sympathetic and pragmatic, though one officer did suggest I consider leaving Twitter to avoid these messages.

Many Palestinians say Hamas is being more pragmatic: though it will not accept the three demands now, it might do so in the context of a credible peace.

Hence the naturalistic (a word sometimes used synonymously with pragmatic – though we are cautious here) setting of a clinic provides opportunities to see what works in practice [ 20].

"Geologists are very pragmatic creatures though," said Zalasiewicz.

Libya long denied any wrongdoing but eventually accepted that it had to admit to it, as a pragmatic matter, though Libyan officials see it as a forced confession.

There may be a more pragmatic explanation, though, for Trump's preference: he has struggled to fill his Administration with experienced professionals.

We tell ourselves we are being "realistic" and "pragmatic" even though demoralizing ourselves and lowering our expectations is neither realistic nor useful.

But: Liberal Zionism, authentic heir to classic pragmatic Zionism, though overshadowed by Israel's pro-settler right wing camp, is alive and -- as we set out here to demonstrate over the next few days -- kicking.

CCC-2 subscales on which group differences were approaching significance were associated with autistic spectrum disorders, with the APD group being rated worse on these pragmatic subscales (though non-significant after correction for multiple comparisons).